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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-23
I ULGU.PHlCED LNDEN.
THE sCcIpNTGs SUED BY l. C. TowNF. OF CAM
H.L,hal- EnE :. rEnErI.LN In In-A

THE sCcIBNfGS SUED BY l.. c. TowNF OF CAM
B"IOGT, MASS. For PROPERTY IN IDEAS"
Suu lbs been brought IN the supreme Court OF
suffolk Comfy. Mass. AGAINST Nr,>r-. Charles serb
nrr'S Sons. publishers. Of this city. 10y Edward {.
Townc. Of Cambridge. Mas, who claims $1,000 for
alleged bicach Of contract. The Scribncr> demurri
II 1owncS first complaint and I'm the amended on" h.
sets mp spec fcay that. having suggested 10 them
schomc for exhaustive topical indcN 10 the " En-
cyclOp srdia Britannica" and having spent year on
their order to prepare il, b. IS entitled 10 +"oOp
for the suggestion and Ike sum for the labor, al
Il ough his work rejected after It Wa, examined
Charles ~cribu"r the head 0f the house. said Nr,rr
day TRiTr III rrroItcr that lcrc wa no contract
with Towuc. and That the ScribucrS were not tie pub
fishers Of the Encyclopedia britannica A. stated IN
hi- complaint. Mr. TOWN. had Interested Oh" mana
ger their Subscription liouh department in h' pan
Tor index the latter had offered II lo"n" would
elaborate his Plan. to- submit q To- the firm. ON the
strength Of this. which iu No sense an order Tor
tie work. he had made the index. The idea of such
an udcN no; new. bu had been considered twenty
i've years ago aud such new feature, a. Mr. Town"
had Introduced were not an Improvement. The work,
moreover va, badly done, and the iirn would have
been under obligations to accept ~ under any cir
arr",. least Oi all such existed u This cast"
An answer cmhoNlng these statement, ma been served
ly tEr representatives. II thr ~'r,hnrre 100 Boston
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PR0spEC 5 FOR THE sPrAKERSHIP.

PROSPEC FOR The SfiAhEhHi4i'
,,r cntE AID MS FRIENDS EXTREMELY CONrI-
DENT.
Assemblymon Fremont Cole dropped into the Firth
,veuu. Hotel vest rlay morning with the air OF man
u.ed 20 travelling He has been building fences over
the rate and irwin. to make himself solid FOR the speak
cr,hi Of the Assembly The result eff his aDors - Ont
pct satisfactory TO himself AMI he declares mat al
ne +, working for now IS tho place without
vo,o that H. unsnimousy. The announcement was
made during this day that Assemblyman C. y De"lt' Oh
Ulster mad strayed tho Cole pasture 70 tue aston
.hmeut OF the hcrlsmeu. VINO hal not even toush II
worth while 10 ak hin In sure were they tnat he hN
tho uus,ei brand Mr. Cole now claims forty seven
yotss lie says is only question OF time ava ho'u'"S
ON when he Will be speaker senator JOhn Kahes Wa
In the city yesterday and said he guessed he womb Ac
the new spaper report for it that Mr.. Cole "ouu 10
elected speaker.
The prr ,eucc here o. Hamilton Harris. OF Albany was
s,I 10 b. III reference tho organization OF the ss
hv re,orf which the politicians felt 10 be conhrinci
win lie went see thannccy VI Dvpe" hsi s''ie
nm honr with the Ccntrals chief Mr. Harris shi o.
t-rav. presume that tine -pcakerthlp - PicIo''y
af,lod and that Mr. Cole Will he elected II "oA' :" "
me General Hu,tcd la nv O!liee one Hb "'t "eA'
lie liked I'm Al, usual strain about III, prospects OF seo
tan lie ayn,, CHAINS IL with upboGuded confluence.
somehow he ,Id not seem 10 me To c-lH IL WIN VI,
u.ual vigor this time vet may nave uerh a.
TX senator Warner Miller. Cougrsssn'h O'v' &c ".i
and other friends OF 'shtl RAJ
Hustled in The city Yesterday AS Wp,' ~
s,,d. II cole has got such dead suro thing doh
so why he /. an ivus TO get more votes guess tps
contest will be settled IN January II Is not ss''ou "'
thr time
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PROFESSIONAL MATIYEE or "ELAINE"


r,th. a,d,sou souare Theatre held twice ia present
seating capacity 1t wolld not have ACCOMMODATES d" ~
representatives OF tho artistic musical ana thoac"
professions who applied for ad~isson 10 thc matinee
yesterday Those who fortunate enough 10 epts"
aeats made notable assenbage, and ther presence put
Ali the performers their metlc Thorough appreciation
Gas shown OF all the delicate and postc passages
md the two most striking tabieaus, Elsnes Death
md THO Barge. were several tunes redeinahded lHo
.r,s,s nre,sp included Messrs Nco. Bristol, Turner
tY,ch perry L lward and Thomas Moran. Guy Church,
ussber Huntington. Beckwith, Richards. MsEntec'
Robbins. Weir. story. Conia. Hall. hppncott Miler'
sontas DE Haas. Blatchiord, Murray La are De"oS
and Van EosEerk Anong the theatrea people were
John (1b.rt Nine. Poaisi. Arthur "AIach' al
Mr. BARRYMORE MIR and Mrs. Tony Pastor G pr. anu
Mr.. Harry Edwards Georgia Cayvan Iss "oS fio,ss
louise EIdridge Marion Nordaunt Agnes poo ida
Mills Netta Ciuon X McQuads. J.. T.. Iorn Ijrcw
Vrrron H. H. IIasxins, Viola F0rtcscuo, 9sin Inn
.Ao"; n,. usr~ucr,te F.sh, Robert Hllard' Jonh
Wild Toay Hart. 7. Murtha, Kate isT.s,a Mrs. Wiil.
Iyiton Mr ana Mrs Mark smith aud MT. al" '''' W.
ram
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RAILROAD INTERESTS.
ROADS sQl'AnHING OVER RATES.


CHICAGO, Dee. 24.-1hc Chicago and Alton has re-
opened the Western freight by making re
dHciion Of 10 per cent in the rates between Chicago
and -. Louis The rates reduced on Tuesday
last throd ehou Ilno, by the Burlington and aba.h,
AMI the .cago -. Louis rates cut down - per cent
Tho Alton AZ tho time rein, ID to consent 10 those
rates and announced that IL would make is own
tariffs 10 suit itself Now it comes out with a ten
per cent cut all around. Tn rate on hr>i-claSS
freight this week has been reduced l. cent, hundred
and on other classes in proportions and there /, oVofy
prospect of 1t, going much lower. Tho wabash and
the Illinois Central will both NEE; Tho Alton, re
ductiOu, to morrow.
The htchison has boon induced to withdraw rs
opposition To tho advance In California excursion
rates January l. Consequently on that date. II
Is Announce" to-day they will be- increased from $50
to go from Missouri RIVER points, Oi 500 from
Chicago
The ,quahhc {, sim going Oh between tn Eastern
and western road, regard - the proportion of the
rate, each shall i''riV" oh irighi billed through iion
the ,'ab0a'd tn Missouri Iivrr paints, conference
va, hrId TO day between tn road, and a committee
vas appointed to prepare satisfactory basis
Tie meeting "f the general manager. OF tina onral
1rahc Association alsurnel tSdav. The only mpOr
action the advance % thorough bOurd rates
10 cent They failed 10 reach settlement OF tho
mile .se ticEOt question.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-23
GEoPGIA coyDoHEs gIrH KANSAS.


Tn Supreme Court Of The United state ha; decided
wine ara lntoxcants and that the inherent right OF
citizen does not grant him the privilege Of putting
porslmnons into receptacle ana iefhrnt'hg u,,Hn
r his own use II tho state I'm which he lives decides
To tho contrary 800. , A.
Tho decision Of the supreme Court grows out OF 'he
Kansas nrohtiOn chSrS before that court and hence
forth he people Of Kansas must do without tha cheap
Int delicious luxury because It's Legislature docs not
think perslmmOn beOr good Tor them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-23
my OPELL on TIE OANNY SCOT

Max ORell M Paul Bouep did not dis'pp'i"' '''O
he NJ the Bryant Literary Society last evening, as
H. parker did few weeks ago, by falling To deliver the
oc,ure he was announced TO give In Association Hall
nrookvn although like Dr. Parker he was put On the SEQ
ond part OF the programme The hrst part consisted %
nus,c Inv Miss ollie Torbett, Miss Edith Pond ana ~ Y,
mnwner Mr OIlell gave his lecture on INC ocotch az
Home" and his shrewd observa una WHY
thrift and canny wisdom were much aPPfociateo
lie nred,cted Home Rule" for Scotland withih 10"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-23
oIEyCEpS OF TIE DRIVING CLUE

Tho Ncw-Yofk Driving club held lis annual meeting
last night at No i76 broadway. Tho iOllo"in5
oclcr,s were choscn President Alfred Je C1rdP'i'
vice tresitent j. b. Houston; treasurer, \. j. claim
x.cn,ivo committees Hugh j. Grant, .'aihan strauss,
- : Hammond, C. i. Wcmpc, Henry Hughes william
T. Parsons Thomas t. DisDrO", W. H. idIiiI'oh an"
4
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,.Au1111xc TO srrrnRr 4 DEMOCRAT.

:,
The XVIII District enrolled Republicans heIu 'he''
regular monthly msetisg Last evening AT No ADJ N''n
ave. Robert 4. Grcacen presided six ne" u'o"'o'
.rs .uroed The treasurcrs reported that thH tolai
receipts for tho past year were Sl99' % anu 'o OK
p.uliturcs ~ Gj4 So The following resolution was TO
csysd and referred the members OF tie County Oo'h
mitice for the XVIII District:
That the Republican party Of the WIN As'eoWI af ,,p
County committee tltt Nl''' NV
n1rf any DclnOcrat ON Tho county tlckot hetralter
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p,rryRS0y Al 1Ug Old STtyp

AsnuEY PARK. Y. j.. Dec. 20. Frank Patterson. the
opera manager who IA SIN un l,r $1,000 bonds
await trial forty Indictments for fsrsery has
again resumed hi, old position At Tie receivers sale Of
the New Grand Opcra House. at Banssavc. and Emory
st., the property was purchased by Colonel A. Ju~soh
Clark OF Newark, for Sl2.l1O. and Mr. Patterson was
chosen manage II. The creators Will got about one
third value Of their claims except James H.
paid full.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-23
DIED.

BERRY-On THURSDAY morning. December ~ 1887 az the
residence OF her nlaw Charles H. Gum, New.Brgh
ton Staten Island March. widow Of tho late John e.
harry, IN her 0lst year. , 49,. 49,.
Funeral services at Kent Conn., on arrival OF noon tram
Saturday, December a.
Now ilford papers pisase copy
CRARY-suddeay, at East Orange N. J., December 81.
1887, George D. trary.
runsrs ssrvices at his late residence sol Main Fri
day 93d inst the arrival Of 1910 foet
az and Cagistophss ~ for Brick Church station.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-23
LARGE yrw nrILDIyGS ron rArER DELLRM

d. = Walton { CO., the well known paper balor, Of
Fulton and Franklin SIS, have begun the erection Of a
lar,c building on the property al Franklin and Narlck
is recently acquired by Mr.. WALTON. The building l.
TO DO handsome aud hi -taI,ia one tx ,o' cs 10
height. and constructed Of brick. iron ana fr~e~nn"
II VIII lc 100 by l3O feet in lie. cntrcN covering
tho premises, and viii be- devoted exclusively to the
firm extensive business. II J. expected that the new
building VIII bee really Tor occupancy on Mdy J. lr-S
Alb"r Wagner, Of ~ g Imvcrhy place, l. the
architect.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-23
GUESTS At CnRIsrMAs ENrERTAINNENE

The McClo,key Literary Union OF the Dc la o."a he
s,itute gave its Christmas entertainment last -,
a o a d. "a. vounger members Of the school ana NV!
Jen.rei programme OF music. a" ,bo,e who
tons I'm = very credi table manner AmonB uSo eeo,vcd
gaye the boys thu applause which thelt enyS Jcre-
were cxJustice Charles T. Day, Sunm :" O'
Ininh nnvli, and Insenh j. O'DOmOhuc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-23
TIE FIFE RECORD.


A SMALL BLAZE ~ FIFTH AVENUE
Fire broke out last might ia 40. 327 fifthavc .
four-story brownstOue binding. occupied by Will
lam ; Hrsch dealer in statmary factory
stock worth So OCO was burned. The los, the
building which belongs 10 the AstOr estate about
- 600 The fire was caused by defective hUc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-23

dinner Tho atheleto pug1list would DO required
10 eat raw ham raw steak without salt pepper.
Pugtlsts are not allowed to pepper because It
heats tho blood. For who not undergoing
training Dr puglsts l would advise dinner
rare beef, rice, aud other vege stables cooked dry"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-23

Count AIitltewicz Is still assured OF tho success VI
his scheme. TO a TRIBUNE reporter last hlgn' ho a
that the paper which said thar 'He 'o"'0o''o ia
susne,d II. lad Incorrectly reported his woris. lie
toll a., ,.no,, NOT that the concessions we're SO,
nondeI: L,n that negotiations With regard TO mo a.,
banking prDicct suspsndci pcp'u"b NV ' ~
CHM which will be made In the sprihst'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-23
TPyJyG TO EyJOIy "IN TIE FASHION,"

Selma Doaro and Henry f. Abbey have been served
with sun msnses appear in ths-superor Court this
morning to show why at the requisite Mr. fardey
an Injunction should not be granted preventing the pres
entation at Wallacks OF the play In the fashioh'
unless his name f. announced as part author Tho cir
oxm,tancr. under which MT Yardey claims to be part
author and Miss Dslaros r.pudaton Of hi, claim nave
already bsen detailed In THE TRIBUNE. The SUIT 10
tpsouarens and Judge Dittonhssfsr, who represents
&c defendants says he can fad no precedent Ia the
records Mr. Abbey Ia bound BY his contract With
Ms. Dslare tO apnsunc any authors name Tho title
"in ths Fashisn IL his and was adopted because
Fashien frat adopted by Miss Dsaro, nad DesA pro-
uaed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-23

MRS NICE IR At n
iIOME-MA
MiNCE MEAT, NOW READY. AlD
PRESERVED.
Branded. -
CANNED AND
sPIcED FRUIT.
Jellies Jams Pickles IN Mnce Meats
PURE RED CURRANl JELLY
Tor prices. re'sisnce@. &c, aidrcss 49,
Mira SARAH :. MCEIRATr.
3g3 Deeras-st. Brooklyn. y. Y.
Gil. /. GOLDSMITH. Fruisrer
oil Brosdwsv Newly 0tk.
where the goods may be purchased or orders lott
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-23
Az 1LLUSrRI0Us PRECEDENT FOR DIR. PARKER.

There IS somc polite mirth I'm New-York that DR.
an Wa.hinrfou's itfhIay In Chicago should h3vo
dl,courScd TIA other night in BrCOkl n. not upon Na
stone a advertised. but upon the Reaning literal ah0
Ggurativc, OF tho Creek word "byP,rlStatOs.7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-23

"DEAH Mr. SANTA CLAUS:
want mir OF Sp2ings bost skate. for Chris nas."
Catalogue free.
Spading x Bros, 2fl Broadway
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tlolirt!I Notics5.

XVIII ASS emb.y District Re pu5iicsn Club
will meetat
HANKS HALL. 4j5 9rH.AVE.,
~ O'Clock y. Ia.
Addresses will be delivered BY Hon. sHERIDA&
SHOOK and ROBERT A. oREACEN. esq . ~
JACOB PoWLEs. Psssidsak
A.J,PAI0E Secretary. 4
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PEERLESS.

"Caw's Dashaway, 10 docs appear,
Unriyaled stands. both far and near,
Fountain Pen without peer.
double-fsed fountain pea that never falls
Caw's Ink and Pen Co.. No. l39 Broadway opposite
John st.; uptown branch. 29i 5thave. =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-23

ST. AIH,xs, VI. Dec. GA verdict for $3.50 has
been given Stevenson. hired man. who WAS stabbed
by his employer. Royce SSnith with pchfork His in
jurles are OF a permanent character
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-23

PECEIyER FOR THE CONTINENTAL LIFE.
HARTFORD Conn, Dec 22.-In the Continental Life
Insurance case to-day before Judge Carpenter counsel
for the stockholders abandoned the defence and cen
sented to decree of resevership J"dgs Carpenter viii
appoint q receiver tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-23
ryApPRECTArED MERCIES

rom The NOrrstOVD Herdh.
Tho fourteen veal old boy who was given Blble
rs a Christmas present may feel happy anu grateful
bur he doesn't look that way.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-23
THE OSFS TO OF

OlN
Get Allcock's Porous Plasters they
VIII drive yeur Aches and Pains away,
A one and all who use them say.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-23
DIRECTORS FOR \ RrOnGAyGzED /

\
INpIANtT,II- DC. - CSpcctti The reorganization
OF the indianapolis. Decatur AMI Springfield Railroad
COMPANY. Ter the ntua % the lntiannpcs De atGr
AL Western further secured to-day by the election
the following directors: John ID. Prob't. NewJerscy
Hiram Hitchcock. Henry D. Hammond II l. Hitchcock
Stephen 4. Tnaycr Charles {. Allen and Thomas T.
Atkins, New York. John X. Warren and l. /. Leonard,
Illinois. John T.. Elder ami t. g. T. Pierce, Indiana
Tho election o. of 'ers will he held seI week IN New
lerh. 80 reduction WI! be m-dc in tho r"aAt bonded
indchictncss bat all EFFORT VIII be made To iyucc tao
INST norig4 .r hnnlhn lrr. accept cont ncre-
draw
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rrrpwoRTU IMPROrJNG.

MAJOR BUTTERWORTH IMPROVING.
wAsuIsGToS Doc 22 (special-Ths CONDITION oi
Major Buterworth OF Ohio. reported to-day 70 10 osn
sedersbly improved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-23

INCELASISG EAST BOUND FREIGHT RATES
CLtvEIANp Ohio. Dec. - D>Pcc'oil-Thc Cleveland
Freight Rate Com1ittce met to-day and made the fol
loving east bound ra;e 10 into effect January .:
Ncw-Nork-First elias. 53c. secenl -. third 3jis.
fourth - =. nth @Jie. sixth 1919.
Boston Fr,tcass Gjr.. second y. thiri 10. fourth
3 H.. NTH - -. sixth 2Ii1
IrltlclpEii mrs: cltss dc. second H. tlrl -" -
fourth 81, nfih - -. sixth l1i2.
Ia iinoTc First class jpc second -. thlfd 3-'3
fourth - :. nfth 2oi2 -Tth lGi2
IAs IL raise OF TWO the fourth Gf;h ana sixth
|
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-23

MR. CASsATTS NEW HONE
PHILADELPHIA Dec. % tspeetap-A Cassat. OF the
PenrsyIvsnia Railroad, has bought tho 2alatiA Rre
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vate dwelling No 2O2 south Ninetecnth-st formerly
occupied by Fairman Rogers, and will hereafter &C.
cupy 1t with his family.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-23
THE FIVE POINTS HOUSE OF INDUSTl
u Z,
New DIRK Protestant Episcopal City Mis- sion sociei

400 children nnter its for whom desire
merry Christmas Donations OF money. toys, book
games &c. will DO very thank fully received
Morning journal and courier., 1887-12-26
RRAKEMRN TO DANCE

At Their Second Annual Ball to be
 Held in the old Union Arnery This
 Evening.
 The second annual ball of Elm City lodge No. 2O1, Brotherhood of Railroad Brakemen, will be held at the old Union armory this evening, when large number will be in at tendance. The music will be given by Thomas orchestra and Professor Stevens will prompt. The grand march will be led by Grand Conductor William H. Ford and lady and will be followed by programme of twenty six dances, the intermission being between the twelfth and thirteenth dances. The committee having the matter in charge is made up as follows: Grand conductor, William B. Ford; assistant grand conductor, William Mulcahy. Floor committee-H. 0. Gower, J. F. Barrett, c. E. Batchelder, L. Brady, J. Gillespie. Reception committee P. Keegan, chairman; E. c. Oviatt, William Snow, G. Clark, c. M. O'Brien, T. F. Ruth. Committee of rangements-William H. Ford, chairman; D. T. Medill, William Null cahy. H. A. King, P. Keegan, J. Lyons, J. w. Keeton. The officers of the lodge are Master, M. J. Furey; vice master, Thomas Nelson; past master, D. T. Medill; secretary, J. W. Keeton; fnancier, H. A. King; war den, H. c. Grover; conductor, William Ford; {; inner guard, F. A. Taylor; outer guard, J. Mccarthy; chaplain, L. Cotter; journal agent, J. Lyons; trustees, William Mulcahy, Will liam McQueeney, William Ford. A fancy and very handsome programme will be given to each lady on the promenade. Delegates will be present from Bridgeport, Hartford, Springfield, Boston, Worcester, New York and New Jersey.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-12-26
CAUGHT IN KENTUCKY.
A. V. NyIan, Who EmbezzIed Seven
 Hundred Dollars From the Brida e.
 port POstofFice, Arrested and Brought

A. V. NyIan, Who EmbezzIed Seven Hundred Dollars From the 8rids e. port POstof1ice. Arrested and Brought to This City.
 A. V. Nylan, young unmarried man, for four years prior to last August had been en-
 ployed at the pestofice at Bridgeport where
 he was very much liked by his fellow clerks and people in general. Last August, how ever, he disappeared and with him went $705 of the postoffice funds. He took a trip to Europe and on his return went to Louisville Ky, where he was employed in an insurance office. From here he wrote to the postmas- ter several weeks ago. stating that he had stolen the money and informing the postmas- ter wbere he could collect some money owed him in Bridgeport, and later came on to New
 York with the intention of giving himself up to the authorities at Bridgeport, but while in New York his courage failed him and he returned to Kentucky. The postofice authorities learned of his whereabouts and Deputy Marshal J. w. Mcdonald of Kentucky arrested him last Friday and arrived in this
 city early yesterday morning. He was turn
 ed over to United States Deputy Marshal E. M. Loveioy, who took him before Commis- missioner J. T. Platt, who bound him over until Tuesday for 8 hearing and last evening he was taken to the jail, where he will re- main until Tuesday.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-12-26
WAR VETERANS ATTEND.

Over TWO Hundred ola Soldiers Al.
 tend Divine service at Trinity EpIs-
 copal Church-Preach1nE by Rev. Dr.
 HarwOod.
 The services at the Trinity Episcopal church last evening were of specially inter esting and attractive nature. Rev. Dr. Har wood had invited the members of Admiral Foote post to attend, and 225 of the war vet erans sttired in fatigue uniform accepted the invitation and were present. The vet erans met in their post room at 7 o'clock and marched ina body to the church. They were assigned the seats in the middle aisle Twenty fvesef the Sons of Veterans, attirsd in their pretty uniforms, also occupied seats in the aisle.4,r1s
 Rev. Dr.. HarWood preached an eloquent sermon appropriate to the occasion. He took for his subject: ''Peace and good will: the brotherhood of Christi His remarks were of very instructive nature and he elicited the closest attention from the large throng present. We should emulate Christ in all things, he said, and live at peace with our fellowmen. He referred to the day as being most fitting one for roll call to the broth erhood of Christ. Christ, who was despised, rejected and crucifed, is your hope and my hope: he is the hope of us all. The musical exercises were of high order
Morning journal and courier., 1887-12-26
INTERPRETING OCCASION
At the St. John Street Method
 Church Last Evening.

At the St. John Street Methodist
 Church Last Evening.
 For a number of weeks past the large chorus choir numbering forty voices have been rehearsing under Prof. Jepson Gutter sons cantata of Christmas. In it are repre- sented all the features connected with the advent of Christ, Joseph, Mary, the wise men, chorus of shepherds, etc. It was listen ed to last evening by an audience which crowded the church in every part. Hymns and responsive readings by the pastor, Rev. I. M. Foster. and congregation were inserted in order that all might have an opportunity to participate, which they did most heartily. The choir contains @ number of beautiful voices. Among them the programme were the names of Miss Carrie Buckbee, Mrs. Malcolm Booth and Mir. S. Morse. The deco rations of the church, though not elaborate, were in most excellent taste. This old church has been the scene of many grand and de, lightful services of song. It is scarcely possi- ble that any have exceeded in interest the one holden last evening. On Thursday eve ming next the Sabbath school are to have Christmas entertainment for which unusua preparations are being made.